Hugo Chavez Says Obama has the "Stench" of Bush

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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez doesn’t expect his country’s strained relationship with the U.S. to improve now that Barack Obama has taken office. According to Reuters, Chavez said Obama has the “stench” of George Bush and could be killed if he tries to change the American “empire.”

Tell Us: What Does Today's Presidential Inauguration Mean to You?

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No matter your color, creed or political persuasion, today's inaugural ceremony for President Barack Obama is a powerful moment in our history. That's why we want to know how you feel about it.

So tell us: What are you thinking at this very moment, just as Barack Obama is being sworn in as our 44th President of the United States? What do you think he will accomplish as President? Are you anticipating real change, or anxious about the future? Do you think Latinos, and Americans as a whole, will be in a better place in four years?

Exclusive Video: Stars Come Out in Full Force for Latino Inaugural Gala

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Last night, the best and brightest Latino stars came out to celebrate the inauguration of President Elect Barack Obama. The Latino Inaugural Gala, co-hosted by Rosario Dawson's Voto Latino organization and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) garnered some serious star power. The list of celebs was a mile long and included, George Lopez, Luis Fonsi, and Lila Downs.

Chilean Fashion Show Featuring Models Dressed as Virgin Mary Sparks Controversy

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A fashion show in Chile sparked a hell of controversy when designer Ricardo Oyarzun's plans to send models dressed as the Virgin Mary sashaying down the runway with half-exposed breasts became public knowledge. The Roman Catholic Church expressed outrage over Oyarzun’s choice of threads and a conservative group attempted to block the Santiago show by taking the matter to court, but was unsuccessful.

Latin American Leaders Meet to Discuss Increasing Violence in the Region

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Drug wars and escalating violence has prompted a summit in Panama between Latin leaders from Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala and Panama. The summit, being held today will address the substantial increase in crime and violence in an effort to counter drug-trafficking, money laundering and organized crime groups.

The summit between Presidents Felipe Calderon of Mexico, Alvaro Colom of Guatemala, Alvaro Uribe of Colombia, and Martin Torrijos of Panama is a clear recognition by the leaders of these countries that they share a common problem.

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